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Re: DeepBlue1 post# 53884

Wednesday, 03/21/2007 11:23:45 PM

Wednesday, March 21, 2007 11:23:45 PM

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laptop: exactly!

This whole thing is starting to look like a money laundering scheme. How many times has Terrell stated that your identity will be protected in the foundation, they will not release your personal information to anyone. Now picture this: some criminal prints up a bunch of phony stock certificates and submits them to Panama. Terrell accepts them as real and issues PDRs to the criminal. He's promised this thief he won't reveal his identity to anyone. Then he tells the LEGITIMATE shareholders "sorry, you're S.O.L., I've got all the shares". It's UNBELIEVABLE that some people here are actually buying into this ridiculousness.

I just love the way this guy operates. First he declares a land dividend but doesn't register it with the NASD, butchers the web-site application to request the dividend, then blames the BROKERS for all the trouble when he's put the onus on the SHAREHOLDERS to do the legwork! Classic! Now he's issued a proverbial threat to all shareholders saying their possibly legitimate shares will become bogus if they don't get them in before people who may possibly be turning in bogus certs. And like CoolHandLucas says, anyone looking at a GUARANTEED payout would be all over this (including organized crime). There's NO WAY Terrell can do what he says he's going to do, he will be sued six-ways-from-Sunday by any legitimate shareholder he attempts to cut off.

Then again, Panama, I believe, is a non-extradition country so he just may spending a lot more time there. LOL!!!

The SEC really needs to look into this, it doesn't pass the smell test (as they say).

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